Dinesh Singh
28 February 2019 at 21:07

Gst treatment on gaming industry

An online casino operator receives a total collection of Rs. 1,000,000 for the taxable period of June. Total cash payouts to successful players is
Rs. 400,000. The casino makes a net win of Rs. 600,000. What would be the gst impact whether they would charge gst on a total collection of Rs. 1,000,000 OR they would charge the gst on net win of Rs. 600,000. Please clarify with GST Sections and rules.

Thanks in Advance.


CA jignesh daiya
28 February 2019 at 21:00

Capitalisation vs revenue expenditure

Respected sir
We have taken office premises on rent for period of nine years
We have done renovation work for colour work of office electric work etc
Whether we can capitalise this two expenditure as a rent payer or we have to charge to revenue ?
Can we claim credit of GST if it capitalise to building account we have not made construction of buildings
Thanks In advance


Ramesh

As per section 18 of CGST and SGST Acts,2017 allowing input on stock held (Closing Stock) on preceeding day to conversion through ITC-01.

My question is that IGST input on purchases as on conversion from composition scheme to regular can be avail or not?? If your answer is yes,can you please share me the relevant material on this.

Do we have any format for CA/CMA certificate above 2 lakhs ITC for IGST credit claim??
Early response is much appreciated.
Thanking you.


Sachin Kumar
28 February 2019 at 19:36

Consolidated balance sheet f.y. 2017-18

Please tell how to make consolidated Balance Sheet of F.Y. 2017-18..?
I had merged balance sheet of companies but someone had said this is not right way.

{One Private Limited company had done investment in another private limited company, holds more than 20% of shares = associate companies so consolidated Balance Sheet is required as per section 129 of companies act, 2013}


Neha Keshav Nalawade
28 February 2019 at 18:16

Labour law compliance

During Audit of labour law compliance, we came across a point where there is delay from company in depositing PF, ESIC contribution in case of resigned employees. Because company deposits only when full n final settlement of employee is completed which takes two to three months. But as per ESIC Act, contribution is due in the month of last working day. Therefore, if last working day is 20th Jan then ESIC /PF should be deposited on or before 15th Feb. Is this right? And what is the Industry practice in depositing PF / ESIC in case of resigned employees?


rahul rana
28 February 2019 at 16:51

Gstr-3b filed by incorrect sale figure

Dear Sir/Mam,
I want to know if any company gstr-3b filed incorrect sale figure not matched with its books of accounts.
Example.
A company made sale in the month of January total outward supplies Rs. 1200000 but Gstr-3B filed total outward supplies Rs. 1 crore 20 lakhs and paid tax as per returns data.
Then in this case now we have to file gstr-1 but it can be filed Rs. 12,00,000 only.

Please answer me regarding this question now which step can we have to take

company turnover 25 crore 2017-18

Thanks & Regards
Rahul Rana


rahul rana
28 February 2019 at 16:43

Branch reconciliation

Dear Sir,
I have a question regarding branch reconciliation and how to know about below query.

A company has 150 branches in all over the india
One day a customer purchase product from a branch which is established in delhi and paid another branch but don't know in which branch he made our delhi branch payment.
In this case how to reconcile payment and how to make journal entry regarding this situation.

Thanks & Regards
Rahul Rana
Pursuing IPCC


H Thakar
28 February 2019 at 15:53

Charging of gst

We are having freight forwarding business and we are providing the services to our valued clients. but sometimes service provided to our clients also includes Transportation services and we have also charged GST on invoices raised to them. I want to know whether Transportation services provided along with other services attracts GST or not?


hemlata p. soni
28 February 2019 at 15:09

Cash received on sale of agricultural land

MY CLIENT RECEIVED CASH AS ON MONEY IN FY 11-12 FOR SALE OF AGRICULTURAL LAND WHICH IS SITUATED IN RURAL AREA BUT THIS CASH MONEY IS NOT INCLUDED IN SALE AGREEMENT. HE HAS HAVING INCOME FROM AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE. HE WAS ALSO NOT FILED HIS RETURN FOR THE FY 11-12. HE WAS DEPOSITED THE RECEIVED CASH IN BANK AROUND 40 LAKHS. NOW HE GOT NOTICE FOR THIS. HOW TO GIVE ANSWER TO THIS NOTICE. ALL THIS MONEY IS RECEIVED FOR SALE OF AGRICULTURAL LAND. HE HAS NO PROOF FOR THIS AND ALSO BUYER IS NOT READY TO GIVE CONFIRMATION FOR THE SAME. PL GIVE URGENT REPLY


soniya
28 February 2019 at 14:29

Applicability of section 56(2)(x)

Assessee purchased land for rs. 10 lakhs to setup an industry.The former owner of land used the land for agricultural purpose, hence sale agreement was made based on the market rate of agricultural land.However, since the assessee had the intention to setup an industry on the said land,they paid the stamp duty on the rates which were applicable to Non agricultural land. Stamp duty was paid on Rs. 20 lakhs(rate of non agricultural land).Whether section 56(2)(x) is applicable on 10lakhs (20lakhs-10lakhs)?





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